Re: New Layer Modes

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From: Mark_Reynolds
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2008 22:04

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There is a curve that will do exactly the same as Multiply Blend, you can then set this to Luminosity and modify it. You are already there.

Also try Clipping (command option G in case this term has become redundant) a Hue/Sat layer to your Curve layer - this offers incredible control

PLEASE DON'T ASK THEM TO FIX WHATS NEVER BEEN BROKEN

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